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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

To Kiss, Or Not % kAsos
Written for The EVENING STAR.
know Z was naughty; yes, I own
The thing was quite amiss,
But then he looked so handsome, when
He pleaded for the kiss;
His dark eyes grew 30 soft and wides
His face was flushed and bright,
He pressed 20 close, the nrst knew.
His arms were round me quite.
know twas naughty; some. perhaps,
The boldness would not bear.
But then methinks with such proud DANES
A lad would hardly dare;
And after al, say what you may.
To kiss, or not 10 kiss,
On time and chance and love depends,
No matter what's aniss
know 7 was naughty; still, dear dana
Pray think ere you convict,
How you. in like case, might behave,
With nothing to restrict;
And let me hint just one thing moro,
Perhaps 1t may be trne
That no dear lad e'er kissed you yet,
Because-none wanted to.
MAGGIE SULLIVAN BURKE
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w EEKs CO. Auctioneerx.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
SITUATE On BLADENSBURG ROAD IN 1HE


COUNTY.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated November l.
1886. and recorded IN hber 1918, at folio PSI ct
seq of the Land Records for the District of xI
Columbia and at the request of the party thereby
secured will sell at public auction in front of the
premises on TUESDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1887, at -FOUR O'CLOCK Z NJ
the following described real estate situate in the
County of Washington and District Of Columbia
Lot numbered one hundred and thirty IBID in
Charles f. Banes' subdivision of lots ninety 600
ninety three t93 and lots ninety six 900 to hun
division of part of Long Meadows" and recorded in
Book County No. D. folio %, of the Surveyors Office
of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash. $50 Of which to he paid down time of sale and
the balance In two equal instslments, payable in
chaser will be taken at six per interest and
cured deed of trust the property sold cash
at the option Of the purchaser IL the Of sale
no. complied with In ten days from date Of SALE the
property will he resod at the cost and risk of the de
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will cffer
for public auction by virtue OF another deed of
trust, Of same date, recorded in said Liber 12l3
folio 2S4 ct the following described real estate
lying contiguous TO that aoOye-descrbed VIZ: Lot
numbered hundred and thirty eight 13sD, in the
subdivisions aforesaid
Terms of sale: One-third of tho purchase money in
cash. 500 Of which to be paid down the of SALE
and the balance in two equal instruments payable
in and two years, for which the notes OF the
purchaser will be taken at q per cent interest and
cash. at the option of the purchaser The terms Of sale
must be complied with within ten days from the
day of sale or the property viii be resod at the risk Of
the defaulting purchaser
dwelling house. j. q. BlGELow. Trustee,
dl11Eds Webster Building
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Lssson In Physislegy.

pupil In one Of the public schools OF the city
complied recently In the following manner with Q
request 70 write composition On the subject Of Q
pnysaoiogicA lecture 70 which the school had Just
listened:
'The human body b made up oe TIE head. TIE
th0rax, and the abdomen.
any: :"
Ine abdomen contains the bowels, Of Whlch
sneFe are nve: A, + ]. o, ana y. snn somesimes "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Public Buildings and Gruunds at the instance OF
senator Davis Gen. Henderson and other members
OF the Illinois delegation, agreed TO recommend
tine purchase OF the house for $4,000, but nothing
was done as 1t was late In the session. Mr.. Schade
says that II the measure had gone through IL
fl2 600 for HIS home
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. On THE EAST SIDE OF THIA-
TEENlH STREET, BETWEEN Z AND r
STREETS, BEING THE HANDSOME FIVE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN AS 523
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, passed December It'll [
1887 in the cause Of Baenam Ell oil Bagnam eti
al. Equity No l0,S6S. Docket "a, the undersigned
Trustee will sell az public auction, in front OF the
premises, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER TWENTIETH
iSs7, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated the city Of Wash-
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit: Part Of Lot
nine co., in square two hundred and ninety
(2pO) contained within the following metes and
bounds TO wit: beginning for the same at point ON
the east line OF 18th street and the northwest cor
ner Of sad lot nine t9l and running thence east enc
hundred Il 0 feet thence south twenty COO feet
thence west one hundred (lOO) feet thence north,
wardy twenty COD feet along said east line Of 18th
sand square feet Of ground less aud improved
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
Of the In cssh the balance in and
two year in eaual payments: for which the notss Of
date Of sse and secured b deed q tru. on the prop
conveysncing e purchaser's cost deposit Of $3.50
comped with within ten days the Trustee
the right 70 resell the property st the rsk end cost of
the defaulting guISh.ssE.
dS-d&ds sun Building. st. NV
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An Able Speaker.

From the Nebraska State Journal
sara all the arrangements for the banquet
nader"
"very nearly; but we haven't selected man to
respond to the third toast yet"
''Snipeworthy would be good man"
'Snipeworthy? Why, he can't make o speech.
Whenever he tries it he breaks down in the first
sentence and subsidies"
"Well, that Is the reason why I suggest his
name. He's the kind OF q speaker to have at a
banquet"
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ds-d,. Fena.l Buildins. cor AZ ana ~ n =
geo. W. sTIckNEY. Auctioneer. s3e st.
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL Us, EsTAIEs BEING HoDsI NUMBERED

RIAL EsTA1E BEING HOUSE NUMBERED
7ls FIRST STREET SOUTHWEST
by virtue aud under the prONis ons Of the last -.
Will OF Lewis Brown. deceased. duly admitted a. n
probate In the once of the Register o. Wills for Tie 81
District q Columbia the undersigned will offer IN
al. "a m fr1n, q the prsmisss on IhIksDAl M
PAST POUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ. lot lettsrcd u, an - J
Todd's subdysloD Of part Of sguAr sin hundred and
forty. three 6o43l improved b house. No. us Let
street sw.
Terms Of sale; One-third 40 csSh. the talAnce IN
two equal fnstailnlents I'm and Year. frufn
date Of szla with interest at the the u sin m par
centum per annunL payabae sem annually, secured
10y deed 81 trust the property aold all cash Il
the option % the purchaser dsEgsit - sIOo
Zach piece Of property viii be required NJ time II sale
Terms Of sale 20 be complied with In ten no. DAYS
from day q SALE property o. be ro-old rsk aud
d3-eoSd FRED. ". PRATT. Executor.
:F- The above sale is postponed 20 MONDAY DE-
CLIMBER NINETEENTH, 1887. mo hour aud ria q
dl5l9Sl9-3 aEO. W srICKNEl, Auct
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THos. Z. wAGGAMAS. Auctior,eer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LARGE LOTS ONE
fR hSP fS
q SSE tSPISiPtP SSE,IHifb iSfEh Isl
bETWEES forRTEENrH AID Dc FfF iifsI n
sThEETs NORTHWEST.
LiIsr No Ii2' folio $50 =, asa II ihe land 81
Records Of the Distract Of Colun6is, and at the q
pSbe aS S * front di t rs s.s on MI M 4
BAY, DECEMBER TWENTY FIRST NEXT. at
q in square ll2I, situated 18th street. between
Also. on The SANE DAY. At FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ q.
in front q the PREMISES viii sell at public anctio
6etw en- b and q streets southeast io'l S'f'e-
ON THrkspAY DEoFMBER TWENTY. sEcoND
e auction in front Of TIE premises. vided
third in1e5es, n LSt in Susan BgTches
by small building. aud situated street Between
sad LIT z. in square aud Los I. In square ees
Will De sold subject &C. prior deeds Of trust. The
Terms each .aid iots one hird cash a which
adelost u loo vi be required each lot time
sin. twelve and elshtssn months Tor Which NOTES Z
purcssser bearing iniers., from day OF sale and
or ~ cash at option Of purchAser All cnyeysncns
bs compiled with in days from sale or ty vii
be resod at risk cost Of default purchaser ats
w . IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
TH0S r wAGGAMAN, Auctionesr. dl2-du
(,HANcERy SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN-
pEA h ssFt sH NssN 2n TIE
GEohGETowNs y: C.AND ST. hAL LOIS N
SQUARE as. BfTMEEN sECUND AND THIRD
AND AND STREETS NORTHEAST AND
BETWEEN sECoND AND Third IND K aSD
STREETS NORTHEAST.
Of Sy Se ' bsc q csnse q sss ,S GCS
of December 1887, IN hquity Cause No ~ -. .A1
NfDNEsDAY. THE 1MENTl-FIksT DAY OF DE
CEMBER 1857. at FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ all 81 lots
numbered eighty three (sL eighty iOur so, aud tho
south hak Of LOT nunberediniuety nee 3 IN Threl
keds addition 10 Georeetown. with the improvements
thereon.
AND on THURSDAY, THE TvFNrY-sEcoND
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1857. Al FOUR O'CLOCK
PM IN front a. the premises VIII also sell public
auction all OF original lots ee (s nine %. ten tlOi
thirteen 30 and u4l in sauare num,ered hun
drd aud forty eight t74s) all of lots numbered thirty
three (S3 thirty -four GA thirty (5) thirty eiet
.3s thirty nine ODD forty t4o forty one 4l forty
t47) forty t4sD forty nine ts MY oJ0l nifty
ope (5ll. ifty-two t52 ffty-thres C53D nfty four
t54l, nfty five 10 six $50 nifty (57D hfty-
eisht t5sl and nfty nine t59l IN lsIlck V'Donne-
and C749l all of said real estate b-is rftu-
aied IN ihe District Of Columbia and WI he sold in the
Terms Of sale as provided by the decree. are: One
third Of the purchase money cash Dnethird IN
and third in two years. the day Of sale
with interest the deferred payments al cash at
the option Of the purchaser The deferred payments
deposit Of $50 will he required each piece par
Gel Of real estate sold aud II the purcl shall fail to
comply with the terins Of sale within ten days after
se eS., % y sss s the Will be od =, the risk
ancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser
l. CAbELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. hScts. dsadNds
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nCNcASsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
SALE UNDER DEEp or TRUST OF THE RIGHTS
MD PkINILE&Es. PIANI, PROPERTY AND

POWER COMPANY
BY virtue OF n deed Of trust corded in liber SO
TAU folio 81 81 seq Of the Land Records the
trict Of c9luinhia We will sell public auction on
TUESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY or DECEMBER
1857, at the auctiun-roCm- Of nlncanson Brle NJ
southeast corner 9Th and l. northwest In the
city OF Washington. ID. g. st ONE O'clock r NJ, al
and singular the rights and privileges machinery
PIGMENTS material, plant. and personal property 81
every kind whatsoever Of the Washington Heat and
Power COMPANY including Its leasshold interest IN
and q the west Tsrt OF Subdivision Lot O. IN souart
No. 31s. In the city Of Washington u. c. under aud
by virtue 81 the lease thereof recorded Ia liber No
ll45. folio I'd, ct sec. OF said Land Records
The aforementioned prUpsrty include the pipes
laid in the circuit Of the squares bounded 10y and n
9TH and 9th streets north this ftV with ths
entire plant and machinery for furnishing heat ana
the Prall stem.
Terms cash. All conveyancins the expense Of the
purchaser. THOMAS G. PEARsAII.
dl3-dSdbs HORACE W. UPPEHMANS trustees
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Al AvH0ooCo d EOv0Btys
From aaspsrs Bazaar
"How Is your son getting along In new York,
Nj. Hayseed7"
81 guess he Amt dom a. wen Is hG says he n
He was hons t'othef day and had on . colored
shirt an white collar. rayther suspect he's b.
h1nd with h1D WaaherWOman.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

From the New York Sun.
There is an old-fashioned millionaire who lives
at I'd avenue and st. Marks Place who is SO fond
OF dogs and particularly OF pet st. Bernard, that
he pays man SIS week to devote his time to
exercising and caring for the dog 1t should be in
cidentally remarked, however, that the st. Ber-
nard cost the millionaire 81, 500.
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8 Co, Auctioneera.

TRgsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE euBURBAN
ssioz a2daas cSHR HEHs
on the tyenty- fourth DAY q Noyember. lsSo,
q public eucston IN ont q H. prenisss on TUBS
iss g HxITpksT rofR 1Aa ~ e
iSl%9w5SE es.cr6sd "a 800 st.ss N TIE ScSnty
= ics ilnhsssd one hsni, Cd ssd afssse di6, and
subdivision a part Of 1ong Asedsyvs
Terms AZ sn1s caah One hundred hc1lan win b. r.
ihG md fscordang 3 plrr6assrs cos Msslls - pos
81 = ~ = =, - ss s "a ~ = -
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL AND PFREMPTORY HOLIDAY SALE OF
len IHoTSANp SEED HAVANA CIGARS OF
On TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TWEEN
TlETH. 1857, at HALF-PASr TEN M. within my
salesrooms, VIII sell for cash the above cigars
good chance for holiday buyers
dl6-dts THOMAS DOWNING kuct
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Happily Arranged.
From the Omaha World
George-"You look sleepy, John"
joint did not get to bed until O'Clock this
morning. Twas out calling on my girl"
'"Three O'Clock! / should think the old man
would have come down stairs with shotgun"
"Her father is q widower and is counting a lady
In the next block. never have to leave until he
comes hOmer
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FTNHOMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer

VALUABLE UNINPRoyED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
On MONDAY, DECEMBER NINETEENTH. e.z.
AT HALF. PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, 1 shall ~
offer for sale. in front of the premises, Lots and
10, in square 2bs.
Terms day of sale.
d15-N THOS. f. WAGGAMAN Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Ten thousand SEED HAVANA CIGARS Oh
On TUESDAY MoRYiSd. pEcIaBER TWEEN
saesrgoms. viii sell for cash the above cigars.
die-dts s'' ''' H'''' thomas BOWLING. Auct.
V'HoMAs DCwLING. Aucuoneer
sfEcIAE TRADE SALE OF EYE CASKS OF As
% fTf Eo ffssr JJSs sA G2Es
on MONDAY MORNING DECEMBER NINE
within my Auction looms. Shall sell large oonsisn
ment of the above goods TO which the attention Of
DIST THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
T&kEN Z HND srREkTs iH Ta Tn n
The CITY OF WASHINGTON. d. c.
o. December, Al. lss6in Equity Cause No.S 81 Iii
B. ISL q f6Ts sIHTs RH! or
hitysr .456) in the city Of Washington. District OF
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten u0,. i'm
proved by four story Brick building known No.
second The south half Of lot numbered eleven ul).
improved by hye-story Brick Building. known No.
513 9TH street northwest with fourstory Back Build
Third Part Of lot Numbered six 90. beginning for
the same al The northwest corner of said lot thirty
se ieet ELEVEN ches theaee south hbaS
iortyfonr ,t4l feet tc ten Iol foo, alley, thence
I
thence to the beginning; improved 10y Brick stable
persons desiring Investments in business property.
Terms OF SALE rs provided by the decree,
fourth "a cash blance IN one ID two CD and three
Cd years with interest from day of SALE which
notes will be required all cash. at option Of pur
chaser or purchasers. Upon confirmation Of sale and
Payment of al purchase rooney the property will be
conveyed Conyeyaneing at cost OF purchaser n
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten 40 days
the Trustees will resell at cost and risk OF defautng
purchaser. depost Of $500 each in the FIRST two
parcels and Of 800 in the third parcel OF ground will
lie required at time of sale.
MILAN A. GORDON.
$50 Az st. NV.
REGINALD FENDALL. [ r
Cor. !. ST. and La ave 4 Arussees
JANIS III. SANILLE,
1419 i st. ny
n22-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED BY Or
der of the Trustees until TUESDAY, DECEMBER
FIFTEENTH, at same hour and places.
d1-dts DUNCANS0S BROS, Auctioneers
tFTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
account Of the Indictment weather until TUESDAY,,
DECEMBER TWENTIETH. 1887. same hour and
places. WILLIAM A GORDON, 4
$50 IN st. w
REGINALD FENDALL. r
Cor. y St and La. ave. Arussees-
JAMES H. SAVILLE.
d16dts l419 St n W.
VNHOMAS E. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctiopeer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Schade. lawyer and editor OF the WASHINGTON Sem
tineL IL is plain three-story and basement brick
house, OF the style considered appropriate to
a comfortable city home forty years ago The
front steps OF brownstone approach the door from
the side. marble slab set IN the center OF the
front wall above the parlor windows bears this in
scrlptlon president A. Lincoln died In this house
April 18th, 1863"
Mr.. Schade, when STAR reporter called Mt the
aouse, knoly ieu tne way 10 the room on the FIRST
was carried and where he died IL a. a room OF
peculiar shape, long and narrow with very low
ceiling. IL Is In back building and well lighted by
two windows. The room is now used az a stttino
room by Mr.. schade's family
"Ihe doctors, not believing that it would be pos
SIDE 10 carry MI. Lincoln TO the White House
said Mr.. schade, selected this house. The fact ia
Dr. Leal. who was the first physician to reach the
Presidents slde did not think he would live long
enough TO reach the White House. He lived In
this room until 100 O'Clock the next morn
Ing. but never became conscious The bed was
placed across the room, the head being against
the window there" In the front parlor OF the
house Mrs. Lincoln remained during that sorrow
during the night members OF the Cabinet and
others, who waited anxiously for word from the
surgeons attending the President And in this
was sworn In during the night secretary stan.
ton knowing that Mr.. Lincoln could not live. y
spiraoy behind the assassination, had Mr.. john
son sworn In In this room by Judge Cartier before
MI; Lincoln died. MT: johnson was formally
AZ his rooms In the kirkwood House by Chief Jus,
tfce Chase.
Mr.. schade and his family have to suffer con-
slderape annoyance by reason Of occupying q
house with such historic associations "Ph0to-
graphs are frequently taken OF the house" he said
70 IHE STAR reporter, "and the house Is described
IN all the guide books This attracts visitors to
the house. We always show those who apply DO
ntely the room where the President died. Some
times sisitofs oner money, but We do not allow
even our servant 70 accept IT." Mr. Schade come
time ago received an offer for the house, but re-
FUSED u because he understood the intention was
4 70 make q show place Of L. Since Mr. SHADE
4 purchased IL, In 1871, the marble slab was
placed in the wall In 'front.' This wss done with
MT; scnades PERMISSION BY Mr.. Rousseau, the
| sculptor, VINO was a great admirer OF Abraham
| Lincoln. Mr.. Schade denies with couSiderabe IN
| olgnauon published statement that he bought
| the mouse on speculation He bought the house,
| ne says when II was In the Market because Il
was conveniently located for him. ana be has since
4 occupied IL as his Office and residence He has
never importuned, he says, any Congressional CON-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Ac3n"llc oOJtu udu p3,or1 IN and out OF the
theatsr unnoticed In the crowd that nIled the
theater. As an actor he was known TO the en-
ployes ami habitues Of the place. and his presence
excited no comment He even spoke lightly to ae-
quaintanees whom he met, and seemed 70 affect a
careless air. He entered the theater soon after
the performances began, and as he passed the box
once, where Mr. Harry Ford was sitting he looked
into the window and putting his arm through
placed half smoked cigar ON a shelf inside and
said with a mock heroic flourish
~who e'er this cigar dares dispIace
NUS meet Wilkes Booth face TO face-
Before be left the National Hotel where he
boarded lie asked the hotel clerk II he were going
70 the thearer, remarking There VIII be some very
IN ara3 ,nsfs .ongnI During the evening
and In An excited manner called a.Brandyi brandyi
erandyr ana when the fierce liquor was furnished
had been made. even 10 the hour when the fatal
Bnot WAS 10 De- nred and he should foin his fellow
sssasln% d,spatcned on similar missions 10 the
house of SECRETARY seward ana the lodgings Of
Nce,fresGsns johnson, in hight from the city.
Booths pan was TO make a theatric display
TEE AssAssS's APPKoAcH.
10 was Just after the third act had opened that
Booth appeared In the dresscircle on the side op-
posite the Presidents box where he could observe
the position Of the occupants OF the box. Then
be made Lis way around the dresscircle TO the en-.
trace 70 the passage way behind the Presidents
box. Two steps from the door he stopped took on
his bat ard holding IL In his hand leaned against
the wall. In this attitude he remained for half 4
minute. either 20 gam courage or 10 await a more
favorable moment for the tragic display Then ht
stepped OWN one step, put his hand on the door,
and bent his knee against IL. The door opened
Booth entered and was hidden from the sight o.
the few who had observed him minute or more
elapsed wasn the report OF q pistol startled the
audience The shot sounded as lf it had been riret
somewhere In the flies, above the stage, and tbs
oewiidered audience did not realize what had oc
CURED
fHE LEAP TO TIE STAGE.
Then Booth appeared at the front OF the box wav
ing dagger IN his hand, and exclaiming ssic sem
Der arunms'7 leaped over the rail toward tn,
stage. h,s spur catching as he leaped In the nas
that draped the box ana tearing ft. This trippef
him, 50 that he did not accomplish his leap a.
keriecty as ne hoped. He crouched as he sfruci
tns Stag failing upon one knee. Putting fortl
oo'n nsoas 70 asip himself recover an erect posi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-13
The Texas Droufh.

GALVESTON, Texas, April 1.-THE
drouth throughout Texas continues an.
broken. Late advices from San Antonio
and vicinity say that the rain fall OF
Saturday and Sunday proves insufici
ent. The signal officer at San Antonio
reports precipitation one one-quarter
of an inch on Saturday and of only one
twentieth of an inch yesterday. 1t is
thought that further south in the graz
ing district. bordering on the Rio
the precipitation was heavier
Complaints from the cotton belt are
rapidly increasing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-13
Arthur's Brfc-a-Rrac.

New YORK, April 1.-THE late Presi-
dent Arthur's bric-a-brac and paintings
were sold at auction to-day. A Swiss
inkstand, once owned by General Win
field Scott, brought So. The painting OF
General Sheridan's horse, Rienzi. $12 so;
portrait OF Roscoe Conklin, 81, and an
antique Bible, 1925. These oil paint
ings were sold: Student $3.50.
"Aqueduct Bridge" 500, "Ecce Homo
$40, "Somnabula' SIS. Coast Scene''
SIS, Nut CATERERS" $17, Madonna"
S11, and the model Of United States
steamer u. S. Grant. Sc.
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An Important Discovery.

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Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron-
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A. New Scheme.

OoRK. April 11.-A. letter from Rev.
Mr.. Kennedy appears in the Cork Her
aid, saying that the suspicious vessel
seen off Youghal is the Gulvare, which
left an American port ten days ago.
He says it is part of the government
plot to treat people to scare in order
to assist in passing the coercion bill.
and that the vessel will cruise between
Queenstown and Youghal and try to
entrap men to assist in landing dyna-
mite, when government agents will be
ready to seize them. Mr.. Kennedy
asserts that the plot originated at
Dublin Castle.